In Monopolistic Competition,a Firm Can Set the Price for Its

question 220

Multiple Choice

In monopolistic competition,a firm can set the price for its product because of

• A) easy entry and exit.
• B) economic profits.
• C) product differentiation.
• D) many competitors.
• E) the firm's upward sloping demand curve.

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